LRA writes:
While the first film relied heavily on the exploitation/grindhouse aesthetic, Rodriguez nearly changes all of that for what can only be described as a spy movie spoof (akin to something along the lines of the Austin Powers movies). Just replace the cheeky British humor with some extremely non-PC Mexican related humor and they are practically the same movie. On that note, the film (while still extremely violent) has a much lighter tone that the previous film, which depending on your expectations could be seen as either a good or bad thing.
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